Dr David Hayes

Hip & Knee Surgeon

at BOSMC

BOOK APPOINTMENT
Muscle Preserving Knee ReplacemenT SURGERY
TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY
ACL RECONSTRUCTION SURGERY
KNEE
ARTHROSCOPY

MINIMALLY INVASIVE
HIP & KNEE SURGERY
SPORTS  INJURY
SURGERY
HIP
ARTHROSCOPY
Dr David Hayes Hip & Knee Surgeon

Dr Hayes is an Australian-trained Orthopaedic Surgeon who completed additional subspecialty training in the UK, focusing on lower-limb conditions, including sports injuries, joint reconstruction, acute trauma, and hip and knee replacement surgery. 


Dr Hayes is a Brisbane-based health professional. David is a qualified Orthopaedic Surgeon with over 25 years’ experience and practices at Brisbane Private Hospital.

MEET DR HAYES

Do I Need

Knee or Hip Surgery?

If you're experiencing persistent pain, limited movement, or difficulty with daily activities despite trying other treatments like physical therapy or medications, you may need knee or hip surgery.


Surgery can relieve pain and improve function, especially if arthritis or injury has caused significant joint damage.


To determine the best course of action based on your condition and medical history contact us.

Robotic knee surgery and computer-navigated hip replacement surgery use advanced technology to enhance precision during joint replacement procedures.


Robotic knee surgery allows the surgeon to create a 3D model of your knee, ensuring the perfect fit for the new joint. Computer-navigated hip replacement provides real-time data, helping the surgeon place the hip implant accurately.


Both methods improve outcomes, reduce recovery time, and increase joint function. These technologies offer patients better alignment, less pain, and a quicker return to normal activities.

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Have I torn my ACL?

Understand the common signs and symptoms

Suspected ACL Injury?

Have you injured your knee while playing a sport, running, jumping or changing direction?

A popping sensation, rapid swelling, pain, or a feeling that your knee may give way can signal an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury.


Dr David Hayes assesses ACL injuries and associated knee conditions in Brisbane. Treatment depends on the injury's severity, knee stability, associated damage, and your activity goals.

  • Some ACL injuries can be managed without surgery.
  • Others may benefit from ACL reconstruction.
  • A clinical assessment can help determine the right treatment pathway.

What would you like to know?

Have I torn my ACL?

Understand the common signs & symptoms

How is ACL injury diagnosed?

Learn about clinical examination and MRI

Will I need ACL Surgery?

Explore surgical and non-surgical options

When can I return to sport?

After ACL reconstruction surgery

Patient Journey

Dr David Hayes Hip & Knee Surgeon
Dr David Hayes Hip & Knee Surgeon
REFERRAL

Referral

Online Research

Our Team

CONSULTATION

Education

Understanding Options

DIAGNOSIS

Time frames

Meet the Specialist

Options for Treatment

TREATMENT

Is Knee Surgery Needed

Is Hip Surgery Needed

Arthritis Rehabilitation

REHABILITATION

Program (team effort)

Post-surgery Info